Muhammad Yunus Takes Oath: A New Chapter for the Interim Government of Bangladesh

The oath-taking ceremony of the new interim government in Bangladesh, led by Nobel laureate Dr. Muhammad Yunus, took place at Bangabhaban on Thursday evening. President Mohammed Shahabuddin administered the oath of office to the new government.

This marks the return of an interim government after 17 years, following the abrupt end of the Awami League regime. The country’s longest-serving Prime Minister, Sheikh Hasina, resigned amid a mass uprising.

The decision to form the interim government emerged from consultations with political parties, civil society, and students, with Dr. Yunus at the helm. The interim government will lead the country for a certain period and oversee the transition of power to an elected government.

The interim government in Bangladesh, led by Dr. Muhammad Yunus, will be in power for a certain period. However, the exact duration hasn’t been specified yet. Its primary role is to oversee a smooth transition of power to an elected government.

The main goals of the interim government in Bangladesh, led by Dr. Muhammad Yunus, include overseeing a smooth transition of power to an elected government. During its tenure, the interim government aims to maintain stability, ensure fair elections, and address urgent national issues.